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Pay.tel domain auction, any HNers interested? 20% to charity if you vote up
If this post makes the front-page then I'll give 20% of the final sale price to charity/good cause (suggestions welcome) - whether or not any of you actually bid :) The auction end…
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Comment #1157238
Sage advice. If you haven't done it yet you need to own something authoritative about yourself, e.g. yourname.com, or better yet yourname.tel, which is like a business card at the …
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Comment #953407
This Bill is even worse than feared - see London based Telnic's (.tel registry) response to the government informing them that the statutory instrument to seize managerial control …
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Comment #848982
I'd like to see more libraries in more languages for .tel domains (reading and writing DNS records, i.e. NAPTR/TXT/LOC), and more mobile apps too. It's an open platform, see: http:…
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Comment #778759
This is a really interesting discussion, spurred by Dave Winer's posts on the need for a global namespace for dispersing microblogging away from centralised services: http://www.sc…
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Comment #770702
With a little bit of creativity you can do a lot with language, e.g. there are hundreds of millions of names in each of the biggest namespaces (AOL/Gmail/Skype/etc). One shouldn't …
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Comment #769079
You're right, it doesn't, but see my other comment.
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Comment #769071
Why are you so disparaging about a company that's trying to innovate and make money? You can use NAPTR/LOC/TXT records for any domain name you like, providing you have sufficient c…
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Comment #768960
.tel is about using existing infrastructure (the DNS) to resolve contact information. Will it make phone numbers as inconsequential to the experience of communication as IP address…
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Comment #683888
Google Wave?
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Comment #682878
This is totally contrary to what was said last year: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=682790 I'm very disappointed by their cack-handedness.
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Comment #682790
This is ridiculous. On Nov 21st 2008 a representative from Twitter said this, "There are certainly many applications out there that include Twitter as part of their name, but we pr…
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Comment #678064
Interesting idea and I can think of a novel interface for this. I upvoted you, and that's where by influence will end.. for now :)
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Comment #678059
There is an API so I believe your suggestion ought to be possible. Just to play devil's advocate though; wouldn't people overestimate Wolfram's capabilities and expect the bot to b…
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HN: I'll run a marathon to build whatever you decide on tweet.in
I haven't been able to come up with any strong ideas, so I'd like to give this group the opportunity. It may be a fun exercise, or a nightmare, but either way it'll be something di…
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